The Willow

The Willow

A Poem by Argentaeus

Cleansed 
The world anew lies 
Draped in veils of 
Green and blue 
All alive which one was dead 
Poppies grown in new sown beds 
Come frost choose as you might 
Which flower red 
Which blossom white 

High upon a hill 
Where they always will 
By that old tree 
Watching merrily 
Blossom summer flower 
Floating in the breeze 
Guided by the seas 
This the wondrous hour 
Nought can she do 
Love takes his cue 
Love takes his due 

Darkened sky and all her tears have 
Washed away the Willow's fears 
Though long to some 
His life is nil 
Learned He but 
Learning still 
Wisdom is a bitter pill 

And for winter tides 
There be no rest 
Grown as autumn streams 
In silence blessed 
I hear the ancient Willow sigh 
And through the weeping think of 
Why

© 2014 Argentaeus


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Argentaeus
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